Have you tried

php artisan route:clear

?

oh yeah.. now dd is showing

Thanks...

Glad we could find it! Quite a lot of thing to keep track of 🙂

Cool, now Projects tab appearing on the menu

I created another user from super admin and assigned the role as Publisher.... so when i logged in with that user... I see the menu Settings and when i clicked on it, it says not authorised...

How do I set up a menu based on specific user roles? and how to add multiple roles and assign permissions.. i checked there are no permissions and roles and user to roles tables...

Okay, now Settings working, I published the User. That's really cool.

I intend to have Client and Team Member as Roles... so clients can view and do certain functions and Team or Staff can do certain functions...

Twill has 3 built-in roles: https://twill.io/docs/#user-management A more advanced roles + permissions UI is being developped at the moment. It will be available as part of an upcoming Twill release.

Cool.

Where do I access and expand the fields of users -.. rite now I can edit user name only.. I want to add age, gender etc... resources/views/ - i don't see any /users/ views folder

I think the most straightforward way would be to create a new module, something like

userprofiles

, and link that to the

User

model. You'll have full control over this module's

form.blade.php

without touching any of the Twill internals.

Will give a try and report in case of any issues..

so for every module, I will have create.blade.php, show.blade.php, index.blade.php and edit.blade.php right?

Only

form.blade.php

is necessary. Everything else is optional.

Basically, I wanted a sample page template for seeing list of Projects, Add New Project, Edit Project, etc.. right now by default I see only form.blade.php

Thats why I asked template files for users... so I can use that as a base and develop other modules

This is /admin/projects/my form.blade.php

@extends('twill::layouts.form') @section('contentFields') @formField('wysiwyg', [ 'name' => 'description', 'label' => 'Description', 'toolbarOptions' => [ [ 'header' => [1, 2, false] ], 'list-ordered', 'list-unordered', [ 'indent' => '-1'], [ 'indent' => '+1' ] ], 'placeholder' => 'Description', 'maxlength' => 200, 'editSource' => true, 'note' => 'Hint message', ]) @stop

But when i click Add New - this field is not showing

Got it now.

Just customised Edit Form... this is tooo good... so easy and high quality UI...

I added the following to migration projects table... but when I run php artisan migrate - it says nothing to migrate

Schema::create('project_translations', function (Blueprint $table) { createDefaultTranslationsTableFields($table, 'project'); $table->string('title', 200)->nullable(); $table->text('description')->nullable(); $table->text('url')->nullable(); $table->text('project_type')->nullable(); $table->timestamp('publish_start_date')->nullable(); });

I manually deleted the projects folders also

You can't add to a migration after it's been applied (ie. php artisan migrate). What you can do is a rollback, to "unapply" it, then modify, then reapply

Another option if you're simply adding a column would be to add a new migration. This will come in handy after you have deployed to production, where rollbacks may not be desirable.